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The House of LeMay presents "Fantasies and Fairy Tales" the 18th Winter is a Drag Ball benefiting the Vermont People with AIDS Coalition on Saturday, February 16, 2013.
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Thanks to all the photographers who contributed images for the slideshow: Matthew Thorsen (Seven Days), Karen Pike, Kings Local 802, Russell Dreher and Christian Tedjasukmana.
If you have photos or links that you would like added to this page submit them here or email drag@sevendaysvt.com. Please include the photographer's name and the names of the people in the photos.
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Performances from this year:
- VIDEO: BroLoko performs a medley in their first ever Drag Ball show
- VIDEO: Kings Local 802 performs a Men in Tights
- VIDEO: The Good Wives perform Do You Want to Touch Me There
- Got more videos? Send us the YouTube links...>
More Drag Ball fun...
- Purchase reprints of Karen Pike's photos (benefits PWAC)
- SLIDESHOW: Drag Ball 2012
- SLIDESHOW: Drag Ball 2011
- SLIDESHOW: Drag Ball 2010
- VIDEO: "Stuck in Vermont" from Drag Ball 2010
- SLIDESHOW: Drag Ball 2009
- SLIDESHOW: Drag Ball 2008
- SLIDESHOW: Drag Ball 2007
- Bob's Yer Everything: A Seven Days profile of Bob Bolyard
- The Babes of Beaver Pond: A Seven Days profile of the House of LeMay
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